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Shower tray

8 years ago

I'm trying to find a shower tray to fit in exactly this kind of space (where it recesses as the back so a 'lip' needs to protrude from the wall for the glass to sit on).... Could you tell me is it custom made please? Thanks (love love love the whole house btw)

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BathroomDeal.com
8 years ago
hey there. I don't know the exact size of this rectangular tray, but we have over 90 shapes and sizes of low profile stone resin trays here > https://www.bathroomdeal.com/showers/enclosures/trays

Hope that can help you out once you find the exact size of tray you need :)
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